The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-22

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Virginia consol'd- 81. Rich X DanvflIe I'D
Chesapeake X Ohio Rich x West PIT 3S..
Northwestern -lzl14 rock Island 1890 ik:i4
NOrthwest'n pref I'D 81. Paul. .-...-.. 9Ill
Delaware 4 Lack.is7si St. Paul prerd Istg.
Erie --.---. 81. Texas Pacific. al
East Tennessee I3ls Tenn Coal L Iron 81
Louisville X Nash 81 New Jersey Cen sSilt
Memphis X Char - Missouri Pacific 10.
Mobile Ohio 1895 Western Union s1I
asked. bid
The renewal of panicky feeling in the Chi
cago market was supplemented to-day 10y clos
ing the doors of the Fidelity Bank of Cincin-
natl. With these influences in their favor and
the market lacking stimulus of moderate buy
ing orders from London, usual of late, the
bearish room traders hammered prices all
around the room throughout almost the entire
day Trading, which dull and feverish.
WAS more purely local than has been seen for
some time. Late in the day adviccs we're re-
ceivcd that the Fidelity Bank would resume
business shortly, and coal stocks, aided by the
advance in price of coal in Philadelphia, led
to "a general recovery, buying of Reading be-
ing especially heavy in the last hour. Pacific
Mail was special object of attack in the early
morning, and did not recover the loss Trad
ing in the last hour was the heaviest of the
day. and all the active stocks shared in the i'm
provement, most of them being carried Ia the
heaviest figures of the day. Spccialties were
unusually uulet ana 1edturtlt>>-
The opening was weak at declines from yes
tertiay's final figures, extending one-half per
cent, and under the lead of Pacific Mail, which
dropped Ia in the first fifteen minutes, further
fractional declines were made in the general
list After the first half hour the market re-
lapsed into extreme dizziness, although II heavy
there II change for the better in tone and
speculation although no feature WIS deveI-
strength was shown by the entire list, and
Reading advanced IA per cent Total sales
business is that prices are irreguarly changed,
although the differences are for fractional
amounts only. except FIR Reading, which is up
liz per cent.
NEW YORK. June sl.-Greene N Cos report
ON cotton futures says: lit has been feVerish
market all day, and while cost ON the old crop
ranged to 10 points at times the advance
not maintained, and the early gam
due in "A great measure tn manipulation ON the
part of the bull combination, through which
local s.aIpers on th,. '.short'' side were in
duced To cover, but during the afternoon buy
feeling. There failure of IA Cincinnati
bank and the break here in wheat and coffee,
coupled with the Indifferent demand for spots
all appeared to carry more or less reflected
influence. The crop was firm iii the morning.
but afterward ezised somewhat under better
Afternoon report-Co tton-Net and gross re-
eipts, $685. Futures closed steadp; sales, III .so
a 10 -; September. 10 456tIO III October, 10 IL,
@IO U; November sJeJ9 50; December,
y .Id ". y ".
40 %; March, 10 0sd 10 "a; April 10 IIlGlO Il
Cotton quiet; saicj today, l.r} MiidIing
Uplands, IL; Orleans ii 3-l6; net receipts 81;
exports to Great Britain tss9 To the Continent,
Liz; stock, 30 isl.
GALVESTON, June III. Cotton nominal: mid
ding, 10 9-l6, net receipts gross, -; sales,
b; stock, 5,.S; exports coastwise,-
NORFOLK, June 3l.-Cotton quiet milIing,
IL; net receipts, 3: gross receipts, 3 !;
sales, stock, 3Ois: exports coastwise. il
BALTIMORE June 2I--Cotton firm mid
al
=; stock, 3,ss5i exports to Great Britain, =;
coastwise, II.
Boston, June 2l-Cotton quiet /; middling
HIS: net receipts, 81; gross receipts $40 sales
none; stock, -; exports To Great Britain, -
WH.MISGToN, June 2l.-Cotton firm mid
ding, III net receipts 2; gr'ss receipts,
:; sales, none; stock, lsS; exports coast
PHILADELPHIA, June aI.-Cotton quiet: mid
ding, lbs: net receipts; gross receipts -;
stock, l3.s.5; exports To Great Britain,
SAVANNAH, June Election firm mid
ding, lO5s net receipts, ~ gross, - sales,
:; stock, BIB; exports coastwise, -.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2I--Cotton dull mid
Isl; sales, 80: stock, s9tD; exports To Great
Britain, -; to the Continent, -; coastwise,
none
l0t4; net receipts. -; gross receipts, -: sales
-; stock, 3S.; exports coastwisc,
MEMPHIS, June 81. Cotton quiet; mid
ding. lU4 net receipts. 3D. gr.ss receipts.
"a; shipments. l25; stock. s, 49,
AUGUSTA, June 2I.-Cotton quiet; mddlIng,
10 ID Id; net receipts. 10; gross receipts, =;
sales,
CHARLESTON. June 2I-Cotton quiet but firm
-mIidling. lUt4; net receipts =; gr,'ss receipts,
=; sales -: stock, "a; exports coastwise.
General Markets.
CHICAGO, June 3I.-An oppressiveIy weak
feeling prevailed in wheat at the opening, and
traders Were feeling decidedly blue July
opened sc lower at dyls, but some little effort
WAS made To sustain the market, and II few
minutes later July was selling ut 6st4c. The
support was only temporary. however, and
hank wheat being put ON the market, July
soon reacted tn tails. around which figure il
held steady during the first hour of the Sos
sion. At the end of that time '.taiIers'' found
they had sold themselves short. and begun to
iueTce. MarRetinn ct hanf wheat again
caused July TO ease back To tS&- There was
banks to-day, and realizing continued straight
up to the close of the session. The effect of
the general selling was TO break wheat from
6s'1s To tStl for July, the latter figure being re
acted about noon at bottom price There were
many good buying orders, and the reaction
morning session closed. Heavy exports from
seaboard and covering by short interest made
the afternoon market stronger. July sold up
to .Oss and closed AT 10. Fluctuations in June
were not very marked Ii opened at 6st4 and
and closed at ~.
Corn was moderately active with feeling
somewhat unsettled. Prices were generally
weak and lower. Trading was largely local,
and offerings were quite free, but the demand
was very light The weaker feeling which
prevailed in the wheat market during the
earlier hours of the session also had depress-
ing effect ON corn July opened mt ;6 and sold
down to ;s1l4, but in sympathy with wheat dur
ing the afternoon session reacted, closing at
:sl4 Oats duh and weak. There was
little speculative interest conferred i'm the mar
ket; July opened l1c lower at 25I4 sold down
to =. and closed at the opening figure. Quite
an active speculative business was transacted
in the provision market but the feeling was
greatly unsettled and prices ruled weak and
lower Offerings were quite liberal, while the
demand was only fair and mainly from parties
fgka
Receipts of hogs were light, and prices ruled
higher, but nervous feeling in grain markets
lard opened AT ST -, sold up to SOD and down
to SOS, closing at the opening figure July
spare ribs opened at S7:2Ie. sold up to :. q
and down to s..iO, closing at s7-s.14.
Cash quotations wereas follows: Flour ruled
quiet with prios a steady a. former quotati9ns
Wheat. =; No. red. "a No. Corn, :spisc-
No.. Oats, sils; Mess Pork. 3. Lard. SO,
shoulders, boxed, S5ssI5.O Short clear sides
boxed. s..lsds.-oD- Whisky. sl;l0.
Leading futures closed AS follows:
wheat-June. 90 July. 20; August. rs:
Corn-June. 35Is; July. asa August, y.ss;
Pork june, 81. LardEjune. s6s5 July.
s6-.5; August, S5:S short Ribs-June, s1-y. Is;
July. S.-s.Is: August. S.-31Ia-
NEW YoRk, June sL-southern Flour :, duh =,
good To- choice do. 81 I0sf5-l0- Wheat-No- .
red ssslsr.li' June, s.Gs4; july, s'z.. s'ls; Au-
No. :, Spi; 10. :, June. ;ss@:ssls July, s:a..e,
nominal at lsl4: No. Rio July. SD sl,st IL. -;
August, sl6-ssd 1896; September. sls.s,tI..ol-
cargo 40 test. l9Is Rice firm Cotton Seed oil.
+,lsfi - for refined; crude nominal. Resin duh
at sl--zisHl2.A. Turpentine dull and weak AT
3ils. Hides uuiet and steady-wet s,ltcd New
Orleans selected. - and "a pounds. s1z.stl0 /:
quiet but firmly held. Pork dull, heavy and
unehanged mess quoted at Sli59li.5 for
old; SloaDlasS for new Beef dull NiddltS duii
anIn m. ttttn Lar int. nUar htIr m 1-